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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

z trrdnosciq wystawiG 5000 900
2%ofnl"rza; by1A ona lie .2orga-
nlzowana i jeszcze gorzej u
zbroiona. Teraz mo2emv DO
wolaG co WALK $500. 900 do
llczaiqc takze rezerwy armii
lqdowej. Uzbrojenie i levhnir.-
lie wyk szta}cenie naszcgo 2o}-
nlcrza jest dis znakomite Ma
see narzedzia obrony So .1aI-
doskonalsze, a niektore q mich
jak mp. bomby napelnicne me
]lnltem, sq nasza taJemnica.
Meiinit jest to materya WV
buchowa, si}a przechodzaca
proch O sto razy. Nazwisko
ma Cd miodu pc ]acin;e mel),
poniewaz powierzchownosG jak
mlod wygIqda. II rzyp's Maj
st'u.) N'emcy mogq wystawic
try miliony; ale to jest prze-
sada, gdyz ]andwera n'4miec
ka pod wzgleden wyksztn1-
cenia wcjskowego rown= sic
zeru. Me NANNY sic wzeto
czego obawiu6 Moltkiego. Ale
nie rozcbodzi sic ledynie o ST.
le matery"luq. Wezmy mp. dy-
scypline W armil.
W Niemcgech Jest ona do
tego stopnia barbarzyhskq, re
m1odziez cd sluzby wojsko-
wei ucieka, j"k cd dzumy, a
dezc:tcrow jest masa. W ma
szej ]egi2 zagranicznej Wv AL
geryi mnostwo NANNY dezer-
ter6w niemieckich. Officer ME-
miecki ma do czynieuia 2 ;udz-
mi, ktorych karnost polegp ia
strachu, nasza zas dyscy'llna
wynika wylqcznie z uczucis pa
tryotycZnego.
Armia nasza byla T.. 1870
armia naiemnq, pobudha DO
wojny ia mic iuteresowala, ale
umia}u bronic kazdej p'edzl
ziemi. Me .iej wlna, Ae me
miafa III wodZow, nj nale.zyte)
broni. Teraz nasza armia jest
narodowq i dla tego ME Dol
my sic wojpy, chociaz tenn
korzystniej dla mas, czem po'
znlel ona wybuchnie. Beluzle'
my lepiej przygotowanl.
Odrodzenie sill naszych VI
jennych zawdzieczamy h.ini
strowi wojn. Boulangefowi
Dotychczas twierdze nasz4 20
graniczne by1y cd s;ebie nlnie
lub wiecej odosobnione i nie
! mielismy odpowiedniej ochro-
ny granlcy.
4 Teraz inaczej. Kazda forte
: ca pograniczna bqdz;e niec
: genern1a, ktory uwzghdni
wszystkie wymagania obpny,
: Parya, ostatni p%rzytulek ma
: wypadek inwazyi, musi hkze
: bye naleaycie obwarc pany.
Ola tego tel dzisiejszemu ko,
. mendantcwi Pary3a Saussie,
y przydzielony bedzie general
2 d%ywizyi, kt6rego specyalnosci'
: bydzie fortecZne udoskonale
= ME Pary2a. lynn generalen
: Jest Thibaudin, Officer bardzt
Il popularity w ludnosci parys
: kie). Wybraao go w1asn'e dl;
tel popularnosci, DO przecie:
Mes*enel powiedziai:: ME mt
y 2na bronic fortecy, jezeli Sc
" ME ma ludnosci "a soba."
0 Me pragniemy wcjny. ne
o szukamy jej, ale gotujemy Sc
l do niej, talk jak gdyby miaa
: .Jutro wybuchrqc. Prey di'
! 1.,I(N,t I,,,,,,Irf, ,I,Ltt, v,,tf>rA1,,>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

KEN 1ego Dard:o t'opularny
swoich a znienawidzony przez,
Moskuli, znow raj rodzinny
przymuszony opusc'G, tu1a sic
pc obcych mlastach, mianowi-
Gle Dreznlc, Lipsku, Pary2u,
k.oregc honorowe obywatelst-
wo u:oczystym zyskule dekre.
TEN.
Ale drugi rozdziaf Polski /.
1892 DO zyNego rozlqtrzy& u
mysly ludu, to tel Krakow !
Warszawa niebawem powsta-
~, og1osi}y dyktatorem ko-
sciuszke, ktory .juz W 10 dni
pc tenn jake Zwycielca wy
chodzi Z bitwy pod Raclawica-
mi "A kwietnia 1894 r., gdzle
glownIe szeregi kosynlerow
pod Bartoszem Glowackim y
okrzykiem uwielbienia dla wo-
dza swego nleprzyjaclelslile
zdobywajq armaty. Pod Szcze-
koc'nami przeszkodzlli w zwy-
cjestwie Prusacy, ktorzy w sta
nowczej chwili 2 pomocq mad
biegli, kiedy ci JUL byli w po-
p]ocEl'.
Chcqc przeszkodZic po}qcze-
niu sic p~ruskiego gen. Ferse-
ma ro>yjskim Suwarc"em,
uderza ma ostatniego pod MAJ
ciejowicami, gdzie przemaga-
| ,jqcej ulegajqc sile, sam c;ezko
ranny dostaje sic do .iiewoli.
Msciwy Suwarow mord%je II
tysiecy bezbronnych m~ieszkan-
cow Pragi a Prusacy i Moska-
lie pc trzeci ra2 dziele sic Pol
ska, wymazuiq &c il osta1eczn7e
Z grona panstw udzielnych.
Pc dwoch latach wiezienla
nastepca katarzyny car Pawet
osobiscie w towarzystv lie sy-
now Aleksandra i Konstante-
go udaJe sic do cell Kosciusz'
XII, obdarzajac so wolnosclq
drogieml podarunkami. ktore
mu jednak nasz bezinteresow'
ny bohater pozniej 2 Londy-
MI wraz z LISTEN dziekczyn-
nym odsy}a. Przez szwecya
Anglia udaje sic pc erugi ra2
do adoptowanej swcj ojczyzny
Stanow Zjcdnoczonych Anne
ryki, gdzie entuzyazmem
honorami, gdziekolwiek sic po'
kazat, byf przWr,owany. W dy
plomatycznej misyi tn tao
posIany do Francyi, wywiqza
sic godnie i madrze q oweg(
zadania jake maj stanu, gdyi
lego usifvwaniom przyplsa'
trzeba nierozwiazalna unia pc
miedzy Francyq a Poln. Sta
Mani Ameryki.
Dqbrowski, general legio
now polskich, we W]oszecl
sformowanych, wrecza mu SEA
BILE pc krolu jamie Ill Sobie
skim, od%naleziona W Lorett J
ma znak czci i przywiqzanl;
narodu.
kiedy ambltny i zuchwa1..
Korsykanim Napoleon Bona
parte, pozniej cesarz Francu
4 zow, pc zgnieceniu Prus
i, Austry. wypowiedziaf W rok
: 1912 wojne Moskwie, stypu]o
a wal z Kosciuszkq odbudowa
a ME Polski, .jezeli tenze wp]y
a wen i zaufa"iem swojem dc
:, 1oly sic do row;ekszenia tra1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

kiedy w roku l772 .nastq-
pil pierwszy rozbior Polski a
.oiciec T;,deusza q wielu inny-
mi hauiebnie zamordowany 20
stall przez wfasnych podda-
nyeh, pcdburzonych pzez ca
ryce katarzyne do rzezi ksle,
~, szluchty i zydow, Kos
ciu~zko wraca Go kraiu, ME
. myslq zemsty, lccz W celu
zmiany liza lepsze nienatural-
nych stosunkow miedzy Villas
cicielami a wloscianami istnie.
.jqrych.
Krotko potem do%latuje go
wiesG 4 IA morza, BE Geese
dzisiejszych Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, a wtedy kolonie angiel-
skle, zrzucily slebie sromot-
ne iarzmo Anglikow j szlu-
chetny b9j tocza o wolnoSc i
njepodlegiost. Be- wahania
kosciuszko vraZ z kazlml-
rem PuIaskim i poetq JULIA
mem Ursyuem Niemcewiczem
przyje2dza do Flladelfii i priced
stawia sic Grzegorzowl Wa
shingtonowi. = What do you
come here for? Zapytujc 80 ge-
nera}.--I come to serre the c0u-
Sc of Ameracan INDEPENDENCE
by}a krotka odpowjedz. =
What can you do:9 zagaduje 60
znowu prezydent.-T1y me. :
sllromny lakoniczuie oapowie-
dziaf m!odzien:ec. Washing
ton, kt5ry rzadko W sqdzle o
charakterze sic omyIi}, rrzej-
rzal ma wskros kosciuszke /
mianuje 80 Cd razu oticerem
W korpusle inaynierow. Me
zawiodf po}ozonego w MIN Ia
ufania Tadeusz; odznacza SIX
znajomosciq suzuki wojennej
bystrosciq meza stanu, odwa
ga ma polach bltew a W rokl
1888 zdobywa sobie range &c
uera1a brygady, honorows c
bywatelstwo a co wiece,] sza-
cunek armil i ludu i przyjaz!
Washingtona. Lafayette, JET
PERSONA, Frankl;na.
Niepojete zrzadzenle Opatrz
nosci! W tym samym czasie
kiedy ia po]kuli wschodnie
gasnie jedna gwiazda ma ho:
ryzoncie dziejowym, Polska
ma dru9icj po}kuli powstaj
nova wolnosci gwiazda d
trzyczynieniem sic jednego
syn ow npadajqcego narodr
DajBoze, ably ma odwrotz ziem
Ameryki wyrosli po}qczeni '
duchu chrystusowym mscicit
lie, k~torzyby w Polsce przy
cmiony rozniecifi ogieh vol
nosci!
Pc l0ciu latach swietneg
i mozolnegn pobytu tutaj wrs
ca nasz bohater do kra,ju, x
stale jake wychowaniec Gar
toryskich zimno przyjety pre-
nominalnego kroIa Stanis}aw
Augusta Poniatowskiego, nj
p7zyjmuje odarowanego m
przezen podrzednego stopni
pulkownika, a zamieniajqc
rel ma lemiesz, osiada ma Q
c~owskiej zagrodzie.
Tymczasem sejm i marc
zaczyna sic budzic z letarg'
W ]akim go pograzy1 pierw
sly rozdziaf Polski, uczun
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-02-24

larcgo SIC WteE:Zas W pobllzu
Fontaineb!eau gosc;nie II
Zcltnera, minlstra szwajcarskiej
RAeczypospolitej, VITA go jake
szlacErtnego wroya Z uczac,em
szacunEu i przy.iazni, ktorej
ME omieszkaf korzystaG. nasz
bolater ,odbiera,iqc cd niego u
roczyste przyrzeczenie ogo]uej
amnesty i konstytucyi dla IL
formowanego traktatu ksie
silva WarSzawskiego.
Pc upaoku N%apoleona kon-
gresie Wiedenskim, ma ktorym
byf obecnym, udaie sic do
Szwajcaryi, gdzie w tAmilii
Zeltnerow samotne pedzqc zy-
Gle, trudni sic wychowanlem
ich corcczki, a przeznaczyw-
sly ca]y sw9.j majatek ma u
wlaszczeme w~loscian. IS paz-
dziernika 1917 7. 20 szlache.-
ME spedzonem 2yciu, svt ME
doll i chwaly, Brgu czystego
odd~1 duch".
Narol 4 wd2iqcznoscl VIA
snemi rekami usypal mu wy
sokq mogi}e pod krakowem a
zwlok' zlozy} pod skromnym
Z czerwonego marmuru po-
mnikiem w katcdrze ma Wa
welu obok krola jana Sobie-
sk!ego i ksiecla Jozefa Ponia-
to~wskiego.
Skromnos6, 1agodnost, trzez-
wosc, rracowitost by]y, .iak
wosole wszystkich prawdziwie
wielklch ludzi, cech4 i udzia-
lem charakteru Tadeusza. Me
dostrzezesz w MIN najmnlej-
szej ostentacyi w ubiorze, mo
vie, lub obcowal.iu towarzys-
klein - w prostej chlopskie.j
bialej siermiedze, prawq duszq
i gruntownq wiarq brataf sic
ludem, ME chwyt?.jqc ich "a
sercc, ably sic dobrac do icl
k%ieszcni, zwyczajem samolub
nych demagogow.
Lubo posiadajqc powy2szs
kardyna]ne cnoty ME wszyscy
NIGGA staG sic rownie wielki
mi, gdyz do tego potrzeb;
,jeszcze s%zcztgolnej 5aski 0
patrznosci, 10 jednak ka3d,
ma droge otwartq zb]izeni;
sic choG W cZesci do ideal,
c2lowieczenstwa przez zaczeci'
reformy cd sieble, ujarzlniani'
pod kierownlctwo rozumu
religii nizkich Zwierzecych hu
ci i namietuosci siedmiu grze
chow g]ownych, z ktoryc]
szczeg6lnie pycha, uiewstrze
miezliwoic i opieszalosc pol
skiemu narodowi dosta}y 81
w dzicdzictwie. Moralne, in
, tellektLalne j duchowe doskc
/. nalenie sic ka2dego z mas, wy
jasni nam strone zycia etyc2
ma II. obowiqzki wzglede1
Rodziny, Ojczyzny i Boga,
kt6rym pozagrobowe duchow
/, po]aczenie sic jake W pocza'
ku i koncu Dobroci i Milos,
jest ostatecZnie przeznacze
!; MEM wszelkiego jestestwa.
!, Niechaj zatem przykfad
: clfot przodkow naszych q
szczeg6lrosci p%atrona Waszeg
T"wurzystwa ME sluza tyll
ia to-, abysmy szczycic sic II
mi mogli pred resztq marc
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
HOW TO BLOW UP: "A TOWN,
An exchange gives this prescrip>

An exchange gives this prescription
how to blow up town without dvna-
mite. Oppose improvements. Mis-
trust it's public men, j., Run it down to
strangers. Go to some other tewn TO-
trade. .Lengthen your face when a
stranger talks of, locating in 1t. If a
man wants to buy your property charge
him two prices. # he wants "a. buy Of
anybody else interfere ard discourage
him. Refuse to see, any benefit in the
scheme that does not directly benefit
you. If you can't hog everything your
self, Judge everybody BY youself and ac-
cuse them of doing it,, Do not, support
the newspaper. Explain to- tile editor
how much better the New York and
Chicago papers are. q 81. 81 s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
THE NORTH STAR CHAUTAUoUA

Met Monday evening, Jan. Gath, with
Mrs. S. B. Woodsum. As the 128th
anniversary of Robert Burns occurred
Jan. 25th, greater part of the literary
program was adapted to that occasion.
Roll Call.-Responded to with quotations
from Burns.
The Lessons, on the required readings in
'Warren Hastings. ."-Gonducted by Mrs.
Rice.
Selections, "The Pipes at Lucknow
Sterling. "The Relief of Lucknow
Matte Messersmith. "The Defense Of Luck
now, Miss. Comstock.
The Lesson. on required readingsin "Chris-
tian Religion. on."-Conduoted by Miss Alice
Harvey.
Reading, "For a That and a That" Miss
Ida Smith,
Study, The Cotters Saturday Night."-
Arranged and conducted by Miss Bertha Case.
Interest in the work of the Circle is still
maintained, and the membership has in
creased to twenty.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
A DESERVED COMPLIMENT.

Mcintyre Post G. A. R. has presented
Past Commander A. E. Christie with a
fine badge 1t consists of three pieces of
solid gold, connected by gold chains
The first piece is an eagle mounted on
two cannens; the second is gold frame
in which is silver eagle on blue velvet;
the third is large star, in the center
of which is an army and navy design,
around which is the inscription, "Grand
Army Of the Republic. 1861-Veteran--
1896" 1t is highly priced by Com.
Christie, and will always remind him
of the appreciation the Post has for him.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
NEW ||i'| FIRMS.
l-.y IA =.
THE ADVANCE GUARD HAS
ALREADY REACHED
AUSTIN.
Four New Firms from Abroad
Have Rented Buildings,
- Within two weeks. e."
Outside Parties and q Parties
Already In Business Here,
: 4 Looking for Stores

l. We shall mention some of the new
firms which will be dong business in
Austin within few weeks. We believe
that we shall often be called upon to
Introduce new firms to our readers, dur
ing the coming year. These new firms
will be quite an addition to the trade Of
the city, and will aid in drawing trade
from distance.
The Austin State Bank will open,
Feb. 1st, in the Mower Co. Bank build
ing. The following gentlemen are the
Officers of the bank: G. II. Davidson,
President; R. E. Sheperd, Cashier; G.
schleuder, N. Kingsley. and the three
above named officers, Directors.
Merrill & Strouts, Of Chicago. will
open dry goods store. the 1st of March,
IN the building now occupied by the
Palace Bakery. They will make some
improvements in the store, and put in a
large stock.
Mr.. Hirsh, of Chicago, has rented the
adjoining store, on the corner, of s. c..
Oleson, and will open q clothing store,
the first of March. His goods will come
about the middle of next month, so that
he will have plenty of time to arrange
them. With these two stores on the
corner, and with the vacant lots near the
p. 0. built on, this will be good
location.
/ Abrahams & Hanf have rented the
building occupied by J. Void, and will
put in marble works. They will do
business under the name of Austin Mar
BILE Co., and will solicit work from the
surrounding country. They will make a
specially of hne work; and should do a
good business. :>
. The Austin Furniture Co. has rented
the large corner store IN the Nc Clelland
block. and will put in large stock of
furniture at once. This will help to
build up that end of the street.
s Parties have rented the store occupied
'a,Y G. Mills, md will soon move in.
Nth astock OF millinery goods. o. y.
Gibbons has taken the old lumber yard
Of A. B. Woodsum, and will have his
stock Of lumber in a few days. These
are some of the new firms which have
recently made arrangements to do bust
ness here. This is only a beginning of
the commencement.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
WHAT OUR NE1GHBoKs SAY.

The Austin TRANSCRIPT has been
changed to the quarto form. The
change is an Improvement and 1t is
bright and lively. We can see no oc-
casion for the blush that spreads all over
its fair face. 1t is doing wcll-the pink
tinted paper IS not appropriate e-O,oo-
tonnn Journal 0ud Herald.
The Austin TRANSCRIPT last week came
out in six column quarte form, on pink
paper. It Is an Improvement and we
wish the managers success.-Sprtng
Val2ey Mercury.
The Austin TRANSCRIPT is now a six
column quarto and full to the brim of
advertising. Serves the proprietors right,
as they dsserve.-Albert Lea Enterprise
Jan. 26.
THE Austin TRANSCRIPT has changed
from an eight column folio to six column
quarto; and the change is a great i'm
provment.- t.-NortAfeld Nsws.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28
AUSTIN FURNITURE co.

This IS another new concern Just
started here. The Co. has rented the
large corner store in McClelland
block, and are moving in. E. j.
Phillips will be the manager. The
Co. has the services of G. T Mills, whose
stock of furniture is being moved into
the new place. They will put in, i'm
mediately, large stock of furniture,
of all kinds: They have secured an
excellent building for furniture store
which when filled with new goods, will
make Il good display.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28

William M. Howe, abstracter OF real
estate titles. An experience of ten years
wife the only full set of abstract books,
giving him unequaled facilities for this
business. Abstracts promptly furnished
on application. Money loaned at lowest
rates. f.~.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-28

r" G. w. Taylor & Go. have
concluded to go out of the
Clothing Business, and now
offer to the Public their en-
tire Stock of Ready Made
Clothing,> Hats, Caps, Nit
tens and Gloves at Actual
Cost. They have no Old
Stock, but all New and De-
sirable Goods, which
MUST BE SOLD!
Within Thirty Days, as they
have another Enterprise on
hand. Remember the place.
fir ST door South of Kaiser &
Guiney's Harness Shop.
G. CW.Taylor &Co..
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-03
The Select Knights.

On Saturday evening, November 26th, Yuma Legion No. 6, Select Nights A. O.. U. w., was instituted at Yuma by Deputy Grand Commander Geo. W. Brown, with twenty charter members. The following officers were elected and installed;
 Post Commander, Jos. J. Stein.
 Commander, Dr. J. H. Tagsart.
 Vice Commander, Chas. Lewy.
 Lieut.. Commander, Chas. Baker.
 Recorder, D. Mcintyre.
 Recording Treasurer, Dr. A, B. De Corse.
 Treasurer, A. Frank.
 Marshal, Geo. Thurlow.
 Trustees, c. V. Meeden, G. w. Norton and c. V. Conner.
 Standard Bearer, A. o. Green.
 Senior Workman, .. V. Conner.
 Junior Workman, w. Armstrong.
 Guard. J. Juhl.
 Their regular meetings will be held on the second and Fourth Saturdays of each month.
 A fine banquet was given on Sunday afternoon at the Southern Pacific hotel by the comrades of the new Leglon and expressions of fraternal regard followed the sumptuous repast.
 The new Legion starts out with com mendable enthusiasm and the order will hear good reports from number six.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-03
An Apparent Great Mine.


 Col. Thomas Price, chemist and met allurgist, whose assay office and refining works are situated at 524 Sacramento street, San Francisco, and who, as an ex- pert, is too well and favorably known to require fulscme praise from us, passed through here yesterday to the Mammoth mine, sixty miles north from this city in Pinal county, where, for several weeks q large force of men have been working under his supervision, by authority, as we understand, of rich English syndi- cate, whose intention 1t is to purchase this giant gold property, providing the same holds out in depth to their satisfac- ton. We are told that in the last thir- ty days, an incline has been sunk 80 feet from the bottom of the original works, which are 300 feet deep, and that the ore continues to hold out in great quantities and satisfactory quality; and that if this ore continues down to a still further depth of 220 feet more, making it ir all 500 feet deep, that the sale will be sure to take place for large sum of money; in which case we may congratulate our good neighbors of Pinal county, also the present owners as well as the purchasers and the territory of Arizona, and last but not least the good people of Tucson who will be benefited by the trade
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-03
Hymenial.
(Fort Wayne, Ind. Gazette.l


 The principal event Tn society ill Fort Wayne last week was thes marriage of Miss Maude Fisher, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. J. Fisher, and Mir. Lucien E. Walker, of Los Angeles, Cal, at the West Berry street residence of the brides parents. The marriage occurred at II o'clock on Thursday, Novem Der 17th, in the presence of the relatives and a few intimate friends Mir. o. H. Davis, of West Virginia, and Mir. George Walker, of Cincinnati, acted as ushers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Blaney, pastor oe the Christian church. The bride looked lovely in a handsome travelling costume of heliotrope and silver metallic 'passamenterie. Seidel was the caterer and served most delicious repast of four courses. The presents were unusually rare and costly, the groem's gift being superb set of dia- monds. Miss Fisher is young lady of rare beauty, both of person and charac- ter, and will be greatly missed by her large circle of friends here. Mir. Walker is gentleman of wealth and culture and well worthy tle prize he has won. The happy couple left on the afternoon train for Chicago, where they will spend few days, when, returning to this city, they will be at home to their friends after November 21st. The best wishes of the Gazette will follow Mir. and Mrs. Walk CT ill their far western home.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-12-03
Hotel Arrivals.

The following are among recent arri- vals at the Florence Hotel.
 Harry Duer, Silver King; H Hull, San Francisco; J Champion, Oakland; F D Haas, Tucson; w E Hobson, Bow ling Green, Ky, David Casaretto and wife, Colorado; Barney Connolly, Silver King; Omer Richie, Mrs. o. Richie, Ve- kol; G o Eaton, B Mayhew, Kansas City; P H Leonard, San Francisco; John Ram mage, Mrs J Rammage, Geo Gam, Globe; Wm Harrington, Cottonwood; L English, Luke Smith, Casa Grande; A Elsasser, Frank Freeman, San Francisco; W c Smith, Casa Grande; S Nicholas, Costa Adams, Pinal; John Mathews, Belle Arizona; R A Smith, Zellwcgers J D Walker, J H Stout, Vekol; c D Skirdin, Kansas; Frank Bonnard, Drip ping Springs; Al Massa, o Hastings, Cal Preston, Tom Montgomery, Casa Grande; Henry Jones, Silver King.
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Order 10 Show Cause.

In Probrate Court, County of Pinal, Ter ritory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate and Guardian ship of Eufemio Marujo, Minor,
 It appearing to this Court from the petition this day presented and filed by F. M. Griffin, the Guardian of the Estate of Eufemio Mar ujo, minor praying for an order of sale of certain real estate belonging to his said ward that is necessary and would be beneficial to said ward that such real estate should be sold It is hereby ordered that the next of kin of the said ward, and all persons interested in the said Estate, appear before this Court at 10 o'clock, on Monday the 26th day of December, A. D. 1887, at the room of said Court in the town of Florence, Piual County, Arizona Territory then and there to show cause why an order should not be granted for the sale of such estate.
 And it is further ordered, that copy of this order be published at least four success sive weeks before the said day of hearing in the Arizona Weekly ENTERPRISE, a newspaper printed and published in said town of Flor ence, said County and Territory. Dated No vember 25th, 1887.
 LEVI RUGGLEs,
 Probate Judge
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To Old Soldiers.

All honorably discharged soldiers and sailors who served during the war of the rebellion are requested to meet at the stage office in Florence on Tuesday even ing next, December 9th, to consider the propriety of organizing d Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. Arizona IS now separate Department and the old soldiers and sailors residing within the Territory ought to make it one of the best departments in the organization if it is small one. Any old soldiernot having his discharge papers can obtain certiii- cate from the Adjutant General of the State in which he enlisted, that will an swep all purposes.
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they hold, do hereby order and declare as fellows:
 That the Florence Water and Ice Com pany" is hereby granted and conceded the right and privilege of laying down and main taining water mains, distributing and supply pipes in any or all the streets, alleys, and public grounds in the village of Florence in the County of Pinal and Territory of Ari- zona, under the restrictions and limitations hereinbefore contained, by which the said company hereby agrees to be governed. And it is agreed and understood by the said Board of Superv sors that this order and declaration shall be entered of record on the minutes of contract between the said Board of Supervis- ors and the Florence Water and Ice Company November 18th, 1SS7.-
 ARTHUR MACY,
 Chairman pro tenn Board of Sup's D. c. STEVENS,
 Member of Board of Sups
 G. H. OURY,
 President of Florence w. & l. Co., A T. COUPON,
 Sec'y pro tenn Florence Water & Ice Co., On motion the following demands on the Treasurer of Pinal county were allowed and the Clerk instructed to draw warrants in pay msnt of same:
 GENERAL FUND. Jesus N. Olevas, purchased account
 Interest fees es.... 30 co
 ROAD FUND. R. H. Martin, work on county road. 270 co c. w. Culvst, |" '' 200 co On mrtion Board adjourned until Decem- Der S1st, 1SS7
 Attest: A. MACY W k GUILD, Clerk. Chairman pro tenn